Less than two weeks ago Hungary announced it would be decommissioning hundreds of soldiers. Media calls this an anti-NATO move? Is it? And US Ambassador Pressman continues to cause diplomatic friction in Budapest through actions government officials have labelled "meddling."

Yesterday the European Parliament held a vote on whether to enforce more transparency on NGOs operating within the bloc. Also, with bugs not allowed as a food additive what will the shelves look like in Hungary?

Over recent years Hungary has invested lots of money into building and rebuilding the infrastructure behind Hungarian football. What's the goal behind all of this?

Over the last few days Budapest has played host to the PM of Azerbaijan. Today also marked the continuation of the teachers strike across Hungary, and a battery factory to do with BMW is set to break ground soon

Orbán calls Ukraine "a no man's land" and the people clutch their pearls, Mi Hazánk leader László Toroczkai calls for segregated schools, where white Hungarian and Roma Hungarians would be taught separately.

Hungarian Prime Minister can be heard on most Friday mornings. He spoke today. Also Telex was the most recent cause-celebre as a news group fighting for its independence. It turns out Telex is funded, and will soon be trained, by the US Department of State.

Over the past few months, DK has started calling itself the shadow government, reinforcing their view of being "the" opposition party in Hungary.

Hungary has turned to its voters several times with "national consultations," short questionnaires on the pressing issue of the day. The most recent was regarding sanctions. I discuss the results and turnout, and how it might help Hungary as it tries to enlarge its national nuclear energy production capacity. 

News of illegal funding from abroad of Hungary's opposition, Veszprém is the capital of culture.

In this first episode of Hunbiased I discuss my opinion on how life is in Hungary today. There's a small overview about Hungary, the standard of living, Ukraine, playgrounds, Russia and a bit about the EU. It's my first attempt, so it's a little rough around the edges.